St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
A Brief History of Recent Events in the
Bluff City.
A LIVELY SOCIAL WEEK.
Goings and Comings Of Numerous Peo-
ple---The News Items of
Saturday.

is very i'll.
John Lyons returned from Valley
City, OAK. on Monday, where he made
the sale of valuable farm at very prof
liable figures.
Ascension Church guild will hold a
social at the residence of Mrs. c. L..
EastOn OIL Wednesday evening next.
The principal feature of the evening
Will be dancing, and the small sum of
80 cents covers the pastimes. A general
invitation is extended.
Mrs. William Masterman entertained
the UnlversaliSt society at her elegant
home on South Third street last We'd
nesday evening, and large number at
tended the social, having been well
pleased with the enjOymentS of the
evening.
Misses Ruth HuntOon, Nellie FALL
Jennie Pratt and Mamie Lib
by, accompanied by Messrs. 5. w.
c. Graham and S, SandersOn, came up
by sleigh from Lakeland Friday even
ing to attend the York club dance
They reported splendid time.
Work has been commenced on the
new five stall round house to be ere cted
in this city by the st. Paul d Duluth
road.
The Gothic club held very pleasant
hop at the Bloom IL LindquiSt hall on
Thursday evening. and large number
attended. The club was recently
formed, but will continue during the
cold season.
Joseph A. Tenner left for pr0tracted
visit over the territory of Duluth and
adjacent points on Friday. He will be
absent ten days.
L. F. Barrett left for Brainerd last
Sunday and will be absent until Tues
day or Wednesday night.
William Bergin, for the past three
years delivery clerk in the pOStOf1ice i'll
this city, has quit the department, and
leaves for ST. Paul tomorrow to accept
position in the capital city.
Joseph Wolf made Dakota visit the
past week to prove up on valuable
tree claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Migneault enter
tanned number of their friends very
pleasantly last Tuesday evening.
The Parish Aid society met with Mrs.
t. II. Warren Thursday afternoon.
Matthias Mickey, the jolly sheriff of
Stearns county, was in the.city on bust
ness bent Tuesday.
The York club held one of the princi-
pal social entertainments of the week at
Opera House hall, and it was. very
largely attended. Four couples at
tended from Lakeland, and very
pleasant time was had.
The Young Peoples Association of
the Presbyterian church gave very
pleasant social, which was largely at
tended.
Miss May Murphy was the guest of
Mrs. C. l.. Easton during the week.
II. c. Ferguson, whose illness was
noted some time since, has so far reeOv-
cred as to be able to be out once more.
J. K. Ballantine has gone to New
York state for the holidays.
+. A. Fowler and wife, of the Saw
dust City, were visiting with friends on
Friday in Saltwater.
A Gillispie has gone to Wyoming in
the interest of an oil syndicate, to in
spect rich find made lately.
Mrs. c. ID. Gisk leaves Wednesday for
months visit with parents and friends
in Iowa.
H. J. Carley. recent proprietor of the
Union house here, removed to Hinck-
ley. Monday last.
VIC. HolIer is still confined to his
bed with intiammatory rheumatism.
The Irish Land league hold their sec
Ond annual ball on the 27th.
The "Yass" club met with Gus b.
reen Thursday evening.
PoStoffice Inspector Stickney, of ST.
Paul. paid Postmaster Mccarthy bust
ness visit Wednesday.
Mrs. Evans, who resides on Second
street, fell Friday and fractured all arm
on a slippery sidewalk near her home.
Fred Doe, the new clerk at the Saw
yer, has happy faculty for making
himself agreeable with the travelling
public.
Miss Henrietta Knowlton, who has
been employed in the office of the Dem
Ocrat for the past three months. left for
her home at Hay Springs, Neb., Wednes-
day last, to remain.
The young people of Lakeland have
formed dramatic society and will pre-
sent ''IngOmar" at their village hall
Monday evening, Jan. l.
Mrs. ChaS. Mcmillan had a clothes
line robbed of a $50 silk dress on
Wednesday night.
One of the pleasant parties of the past
week was the surprise gathering at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Thing,
on Monday evening, in honor of their
fifteenth marriage anniversary. A most
delightful evening was enjoyed.
Lost in London" as played by
Newton Beers and his excellent COM
pany, drew a full house at the Grand
last evening, and the characters were
all well taken. while the stage settings
and scenery were splendid. The play
was rendered before most appreciatiye
audience.
Mrs. ]. B. Pugsley, of St. Paul, has
been a guest of Mrs. Harry ThOrne for
a few days.
Harry Hayden. of Sitka, Alaska, has
taken position in the collection de-
partment at the Car cOmpany's.
Mrs. Grace Gates held baby recep-
ton on Monday afternoon. These are
becoming quite fashionable now days.
Mrs. Patterson, of Alton, Mimi, has
been a guest of Mrs. George BolleS dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. DIR. Merrill has been visiting
with Mrs. DIR. Baker at st. Paul.
The Baptist ladies gave supper at
Jay Dorn's famous restaurant on Thurs
day evening.
Tomorrow evening st. Johns Lodge
No. l, A. f. & A. NJ, have their annual
meeting. All members are requested
to be present.
Miss Alice Murdoch has returned from
Minneapolis, her art instructor, Leon
ard Volks, having had to give up his
school on account of sickness.
Mrs. Addie Staples left Tuesday on
the Omaha to join her husband, Charlie
Staples, who has gone to Hot Springs,
Ark.
The fire department are to give a
grand ball Thursday evening evening at
their new house on Third street and
members are around selling tickets. No
pains will spared to make it grand
success.
The Odd Fellows gave another dance
Friday night to about forty couples.
These parties are becoming quite well